A civilised sense of exposure

June 2011

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June 2011

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Red Tarns, Mt Sebastopol When visiting Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park it can be difficult, for those of moderate fitness, to gain altitude and experience a different appreciation of the majesty of the park environs. Most would choose a scenic flight, or if time and ability allows, some will embark on a multi-day mission into the […]
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